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In the room where I went, there were 5 people including me...

@supersolul.solo only now I notice the post in which you asked me where Villaggio is superior to Totò as an actor... honestly, I wouldn't know... a global judgment leads me to prefer Villaggio to Totò... maybe because I found him more interesting, maybe because I see him as a harbinger of an era where workers matter less and less, maybe because I've cracked up laughing many more times with him than with Totò, even though I've watched several of Totò's films with my loved ones, so even the nostalgia for beautiful and distant memories doesn't make me prefer him... that's all, but I repeat that tastes vary, I just want to say that Neapolitans are biased, and rightly so... unlike Polletti, I certainly don't call myself the reason and I don't criticize other people's viewpoints with unfounded claims or simply personal truths and nonsense like the fibber Polletti does... I respect others' opinions, something the arrogant and lying piece of shit Polletti does not... and that annoys me quite a bit... someone who thinks they are so superior to others and then has this hysterical queen attitude.

please Alessio go listen to the Mad Season CDs... it's for the best.. this pride and sense of belonging to something that may or may not exist makes me think a bit about a lack of objectivity and I'm not referring to this specific case.. the "duel" toto villaggio .. then as I told Polletti learn to read what is written and not what you want to understand and then argue about.. to which stereotype did I allude?

@poletti: you show your intelligence when you make these statements.. read between the lines what you want and not what is written, your preparation changes with the edition of the Morandini.. then Salce has more or less merits than Villaggio??!!?? and what the hell do you know, please shooting off nonsense left and right as you do to call it reason is rather sad, moreover I would bet that I could find a twenty-year-old smarter than you within a 10-meter radius from my home.. too bad I’m not under 20, otherwise just a few centimeters of action would suffice..

oh god....

yes yes...but in fact I gave you 4 ;)

Good for you and your confidence.. it's not about starting a debate, you know what I gain from it.. I prefer village and having nostalgic Neapolitans scattered throughout Italy to uphold the supremacy of Totò is a fact... that's all, I just want to say that this disparity isn't as evident as our beloved Poletti wants to make us believe.

@supersoul:sure, going back to the conversation, when it comes to the dead, everyone is more skilled, kind, and beautiful, and setting aside the Neapolitan nostalgia of street kids listening to Gigi D'Alessio, I think that Totò made me laugh not even a penny compared to what Paolo Villaggio did... then there's a Poletti who distances himself and returns sporadically to constantly support his own obsessions like a know-it-all...

I don't see much of these similarities... for me, the film that invokes the occult made me vomit.

Van Sant has made some great films despite a lot of junk... Cowgirl is another huge mess.